Quote from: Primodaddy on March 08, 2018, 07:23:30 PM

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on March 08, 2018, 07:12:56 PM

The receipt shouldn't contain any private keys so there isn't much use for it unless you faced an issue then you could contact the company while using the receipt as proof or something, and as far as I know, the ATMs will ask you to scan the QR code using the camera they have so you will have to show show a QR code of your BTC address that you printed or from your phone so they send you the funds to that address.

Man I'm bad at this stuff lol.

Ok short n sweet version, can I send bitcoin to someone by just using a bitcoin ATM and then showing the machine the scan code of the persons wallet where I want the bitcoin to be sent?

I've never made a single bitcoin transaction to date so you see how new I am to this lol. All I have set up is a blockchain account, but that was SUPER simple to do.

Again all I wish to do is buy a small amount of bitcoin and then send it to someone without having to use my bank account at all.

Thanks

Oh very informative, thank you.

If I'm not able to find a bitcoin ATM that can send directly am I able to use the QR code print out to add coins to my blockchain wallet? If so I think I'm good to go.

So.....

Option 1, Buy coins from ATM and then scan code of wallet where I want coins sent and then done.

OR

Option 2, Buy coins from ATM and then use my pc/phone to scan them into my blockchain wallet and then I can send to third party.

Is this all correct or am I still out to lunch here lol?

Thank you very much